International studio (25.1905)

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This effort, simple and direct in idea, eloquently /7w,M ?/%<? by Heinrich lEpler. This
proclaimed the hopelessness of never-ending toil, represented a human mother trying to protect her
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maintained distance, and a man guiding
a plough drawn by the figure of a
woman, bent and worn. 7H? ZZwn7*
with its sprightly yellow and
white chrysanthemums, was one of two
attractive canvases by Hans Herrmann.
Professor Paul Meyerheim, of Berlin,
sent two examples of his loose, con-
fident brushwork. Among the paintings
engaging the largest interest in the
section were by
Eduard von Gebhardt, of Diisseldorf;
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Munich; -4^ Tv/Ar by
Professor Knaus, Berlin ; and
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Kampf, of Berlin.
The marble, entitled ^4A<2777 a77A Zw,
from the chisel of Peter Brener, should
be ranked as one of the most serious
exhibits in the held of sculpture. A
very dramatic work, with technical
qualities, was that called .-

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